Pugel and Lindert, "International Economics" (11th Edition) Study Guide

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Publish Date: 2001-07-01
Features: Writing and publishing this study guide is absolutely not to make you pull out more hard-earned money from your pockets. International economics indeed has a lot of knowledge to learn. The purpose of this book is to help you better master the content of the textbook, especially to help you better understand the overall picture and real-world context of this discipline. Each chapter in this book corresponds to the relevant chapters in the textbook. In the study of each chapter, you should first read the textbook, then read the learning objectives and key terms in this book. After that, reread the textbook, and then think about the preview questions. When you think you have mastered the content of this chapter, you can then do the multiple-choice and short-answer questions. These questions are designed to test whether you can integrate and apply what you have learned in each chapter to practical problems. These questions do not have standard answers for you to answer like a parrot. Many of the exercises are from my exam question bank. Being able to complete these exercises well means you have a good grasp of the content of this chapter. Last piece of advice: A great and low-cost way to verify whether you have mastered certain knowledge is to try explaining it to others. I encourage you to form a study group with your classmates, read the textbook together, think about and find answers to problems, and spend as much happy time together as possible.